Many users use more than one Google account for different purposes, such as a business account, educational account, and personal account. It can become rather annoying to sign out of … Read More
All web browsers keep track of your online activities, which includes history and some other data to make your browsing experience more convenient. This tracking comes helpful in various ways … Read More
The import command in Python is used to get access to other modules. Modules are the same as a code library in Java, C, C++, or C#. A module typically … Read More
Multi-Factor authentication otherwise known as MFA or 2FA means that you need more than one credentials to get access to your IT resources such as your applications, systems, files, or … Read More
Node.js is a runtime environment that comes with all the requisites to properly execute JavaScript files on your system. It is built on Chrome’s V8 JavaScript engine and uses the … Read More
Node.js is a powerful JavaScript runtime. It’s a free and open-source cross-platform solution that’s primarily for server-side programming. It allows developers to have scalable backend functionality using JavaScript. Most of … Read More
Ruby is an open-source, object-oriented, and general-purpose programming language that has recently surged in popularity as the de-facto tool for building web applications. You are probably already familiar with Ruby. … Read More
Xrdp is an open-source and free realization of the Microsoft Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) algorithms that allows you to control a remote system or virtual environment over a secure network … Read More
Unfortunately, it has become a common practice to find malicious or poorly designed Chrome extensions that cause the browser to use up too much CPU and other resources on a … Read More
Yarn is a JavaScript dependency manager that automates tasks related to managing npm packages, including installation, downloading updates, and time-bound configuration. Yarn saves the need to re-download every package since … Read More
